The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1904, Page 5

i . contest, and the Minister acepted, each POLICE SEEKING RICHEST WIDOW i FEMALE fAGIN} EW YORK HOME) * Rave Theory That | That Little Boy|Mre. Annie M. Walker, Who In- and Giri Arraigned for Shop-) herlted Sixty Millions, Comes lifting are Pupils of Women| to Her Apartments in Central Who.Ried From Store, CHILOREN TELL JUDGE SHE IS THER Another Woman Asserts That ‘When agked who the woman was the @hildren replied that i was their mother, Seok Mysterious Woman, Ta court to-day a woman apeared who @aimed the children. She said she was Mrs, Sarah Wald, « No, Sl West ‘Twenty-sixth strest. She was not the one seen in the store with the abil end the detectives are wu out ae her who ma when suestiened the obiidren raid that they knew they wer doing wrong, but stoutly “maintained that they Were All alone in the store “We just liked the to; want we never had any money to get ala, though thelr stor) ree not believ When discover: @ girl was opering @ showease and ‘ing out @ rubber ball, In thelr byes had 5 es a Ag ani sw n sore fied with baseballs, foothalls and toys of all kinds, s et a Female Fagin, ‘The policé think they have two of a band of children who are being dritled 4s shoplifters, The presence of the mysterious wom- an who fled down the stairs, and the ebiidren’s quick answer when cagght that It was their mother, shows an older hand in the matter, It la the the- ory that some clever woman Fagin ia robbing the stores through the agen- eles o fama!l girls and boys, Both children were weld dressed . far from criminal-looking. through the examination and they were beingl ed away tiny Abram maintained the re- composure of experienced aTOWN UD persons The mother, wh Enalah denied” alt mn when bs ig ‘PHONE INSPECTOR TOOK HER GEMS Man Representing Himself as Telephgne Company Employee Gets $2,000 Worth of Mrs. F. H. Gilbert’s Jewelry. and with the Mre. F. H. Gilbert, living mt the Cartton Hotel, Broadway and Fifty- fourth street, has been victimized by @ thief with a new line of work. She Teported to the hotel management that @ man who represented himself as an employee of the New York Telephone Company had gained access to wer Pooms on the pretext that he wanted to inspect the ‘phone, and while in there had robbed her of jewels valued at over $2,000, ‘Mrs. Gilbert left the man in the apart. Ment with a bellboy while she went out to keep a dinner engagement. On her return she noticed that the apart- ment looked as though some one had been going through |t in a hurry. Her Jewel box was missing. Mra. Gilbert is not quite sure of tne @mount of the robbery, as she is not | certain that some of her jewels were | in the box. They may be Ip the family ng | Phe. Many of vase eusous persons ke only bj fh Kenomietien OF the | of 10 be Park West. WISHED TO ESCAPE CURIOUS CROWD. Is Much Interested In Charity and Has Given Much to Help Worthy Causes—Is a Devout Catholic. OTHER WOMEN WITH IMMENSE FORTUNES. Dechess of Marler 10,000,000 Central Park West, where ohe lives when ghe ts in New York, and to these she hastened when the in Philadelphia became sush that K waa annoying. Phese apart- ments are kept up the entire pear, and there was a retinue of servants ready to greet the rionest woman ia the world when she arrived. Tt ts probable that Mew, Waller will y in New York until this afternoon, when she will go back to Piiladelphia. ‘This ere will do if sbe finds that it is pomsible for her to escape the arowds that stand constantly {on fromt of her hous, No, 134 Walnat street, Philadel. are armed with cameras and stand for hours waiting for the milMonaimess Wo make an appearance se that a snap- shot can be taken of her, Mra, Walker a Catholic, Myre, Walker came to New York very quietly, Her mest intimate ¢riends were not aware that she was leaving Philadelphia. Nor have theee most in- tumate friends been told what will eventually become of the immense for- t lett to the widow. Mrs, Walker {s a devout Roman Catholic, and the only estrangement between tie father and daughter ocourred some years ago, when Mra. Walker trie@ to bring her father around to embrace her religious belief. Mr. Weightman was an Eplscopelina, and his daughter was nally an in= fluential member of Hols. Trinity, at William: converted to’ induce her father to embrace that faith, She failed, and an estrangement be- tween daughter and father resulted, Peace was reatored, but thereafter Mr, Weightman was antagonistic to ohurches, It js sald that he became possessed an idea that churches ted hls money, and he took every precaution to sg this, It is now intimated that his aversion to churches migit have led him to so rd his money ne even te legal helr cannot bestow any part upon the church of Mrs, Walker's faith 7, ei in ee could have done, it Is t, by executing a trust deed Pn addition to his brief will. Interested in Charity, Mrs, Walker is and always been very charitable to her chur: r large nal wealth enabled her to be quite ae, After her conversion to the tholle a at went to New York feed by fon eta teat rg Mra. John's Church, | Catholic clergymen hi lavish contributor to the main- tenance of Catholic Institutions, the ecial objects of her benefactions ABANDONED WIFE TWENTIETH TIME Prosperous Carpenter Again Ar- raigned, Refuses to Support Spouse Unless She Will Con- sent to Live With Him. For the twentieth time Michael Nomoyle, a prosperous carpenter, pre-| sented himself in the Long Island City | walety Shoals box In the Garteld Trust Company. She does know that the fol- | lowing ticles were stolen A gol h purse, a gold purse set | win” me gold studs and cutt Burtoas uf snocher of pearl set with diamonds, one diamond brooen two | wold watches, two gold chains, stick ins, charins and trinkets, Gilbert d that a who salt ir, Gilbert's cloth= ing. The bellboy, who admitted the sup- Posed telephone Inspector, told the po- | toe the ma # tutl, thin’ and dark and well dressed oe Karopatkin « Crack Shot, Gen. Kuropatkin t* a crack shot. When he was Minister of War during a tour of inspecuion he visited Sebastopol | aed strotied with mmandant ato the boulevard, wh ing saloon. His t invited him to a to fire ten shots with a revolver at fit- teen paces, the lag 2d being a piece of white cardboard mhout the size of a amall cigaretie case, With a re he General put all bls ten shots in the larmet. to the complete discomfty the other competitor, and when « } Men nodded to'him and court attaches! } smiled r case, of press the charge and Court to-dey and was arraigned on a charge of abandoning his wife Bridget, When he entered the court-room police- | 4 greeting. They remarked ag! Nomoyle passed them that it wouldn't! m if they were drawing their ar the carpenter didn't put in appearance at least halt « dozen an four tr of elght years old and] grown children, | « them a boy, who recently figured proseoution for chopping the elec-| > feed wire whic hsupplies ona h light and power, He declires that Willing pport his wife, but to do so wi she am au i nmoyle absolutely refuses to Wve with het husband, but matntalns hould not operate to cause he asserts that income and pay her $15 a week occasions when jomoyle has had het huyband arrest ed, the Magistrate In the police cour has always ordered him to pay alimony { and he has invariably appealed the | Ip, the, hugher courte, Mra, No. re in factories, ay teat sa abilities Is Greas Tra BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, | ai kt, SIDE-MANHATTAN, HK 27 Second Ave, cor, 40th St. Tel, Call 1904J 79th 1006 Third Ave., near 06th St. 1828 Third A: cor, 101a0 St. waits Call 2368 70th Bt 1008 ira A cor, 106th sant Ba SIDED—MANHATTAN. xf Sie Lene ith Ave. cor, 117th at, Call 1544 Moruingeide. | 2288 Wighth Ave., cor. 1 St. 506 st 286 Bleecker St., or. BOROUGH OF Lei de atthe Nearest; 7 Piret A’ Tell Call oor, 18th St. 435 Orchard Seoond Ave., cor, 85th St. ‘Tel. 1286 Madivon Square. Ave, cor, 113th Call U4 Worl Ave., nox Av it Tal, Call a Har nex 4 Cor. 1 whi mr, 112¢ hh Ave., oor, 114t ‘all 2638W Mornin; Tel, Call 22801, Mornings! cor. 47th St. cor. Hint St. m Av, cor. 60th, 12146 Columbus AY 048) Riverside. Ave, cor, OTth. 3 Riverside. cor. 108th,| » 140th st, Melrose 156th St, by fal Pris ira Av Melrose. Weatohester Av, Tel, 217 Westehes'r SUBURBAN—NEW YORK. ith 4th Av. Mt. V won ¥, rd Av __Tel. Call 4 Waite Plaina The star indicates those groce ED that are also LICENS! ‘AMILY LIQUOR STORES | les moyle has usually Byrd ee) i a caped He was held asain = bg wi Meee as up ten paces further performance Wi with the oi ‘proceeding ihe orga et omy burn hatr a Perhaps is her full view, profile nose al 352 West 125th St. It her most chin, He whieh ts yet slightly Ds THORSDAY EVENING. SFPTRMBET ABE 1; YoU’. RICHEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD, WHO IS NOW LIVING IN NEW YORK haa fair complexion, a wealth of eu- d steel blue quare from @ ‘ounded tn the er firm mouth and narrow MAY KELLARD IS AGAIN LOCKED UP jCharitable Whims of Woman Who Got William G. Wood in Financial Trouble, Is Accused of Grand Larceny. |MRS. BELDEN SAYS SHE PAWNED HER FURNITURE, First Came Into Veiaitanne by) of Obtaining a Confession from! v Barbara Aub Which Set Frede erick Lanergan Free. May M. Kellard was arraigned in the Wowt Side Court to-day on a charge of yrand larceny. Mra, Charles Belden, of No. 120 West Ninetiath street, was the complainant, She changed thet Mise Ketlard rented @ flat at No. 17 West Sevemty-econd street and pawned about $00 worth of furniture and Qtiings be- Jonging to her Miss Kellgrd pleaded not guilty, and In default of batl was looked up. May M. Kellard's life story le an um usual one, It was she who obtained a confession from Barbara Aub whi and pure food supplies to every always fresh. retails at the smallest margin of pro’ guiding stars, rogress. This week we move 352 West 125th With everything fresh, new and up Greater New York. All of our grocery and liquor stores are kept con- stantly stocked with the choicest of eatables and drinkables, gathered from all parts of the world. Perishable produce is renewed daily and We buy everything from first hands, and every store is how we undersell all others. Quality and economy are our two Continued improvement, modiously convenient, splendidly fitted up quarters at to serve our large following of customers in this busy thoroughfare. Penitentiary. Mies Aub confessed that abe had sworn falsely to the charges Of assault she brought against Langer man, who bad been found guilty and waa to be sentenced on the very day the confession waa obtalned, Pretty of face and figure, May Kel- Jard was well known \n New York not many years ago She was the patron fn those days of the “Door of Hope,” & mission whose purpose was to up) dulld the dowa-trodden and dep: She went to the paupers on lac Island every week, and her face wi one of the the men pardy spent in a'prison cell. Mer Relations with Wood, ly Mias eKilard was the » daughter of a) polieman. When si elghteen sho | }imet- a millionaire, Willlam G. Wood j Her charitable projects seon made a! | pauper of him, und when he was fac broke he tried various methods of ge curing money to satiafy Miss Kelle ard's peculiar whims, She was charged with forgery, arrested and seat to the| ® Tomita, The trial was a vensationsl one and brought out manyof the detall jana the relations between Miss Kellard ~ od Miss Kellard was devoted and afteewards tried to 40 fo earn enough money was in the one Bhe we | yeate day. by ex. our browught a out on bal | Policeman Jams + \ Walsh: of the | Sixty nelghth street station —_— TRAINER FRANKLIN DEAD, Albert Franklin, of Gallatin, Tenn, trainer of the racing stable of J. G, Greener, the Nashville turtman, ts dead ot typhoid tt Sheepshead Bay. Mr. Frank Bheepaheat about fe Fort af beat known of the younger get of train. at. He was a son h trained To-day we begin our great annual Fall campaign to furnish fresh family in the city and suburbs of fit over the first original cost. That ‘owth and expansion mark from 332 West 125th St. into com- 5 One door west of iy St. Nicholas Avenue. to date, we are thoroughly equipped j wim BY A SECRET FOE' ‘Italian Who May Die from stab Wounds Thought to Be a Vic- tim of Black Hand for Refus- ing Money, (Special to The Evening World.) WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Sept. L- Nicholas Patierino, who is employed on the Valentine esta at Scarsdale, was | attacked and probably fatally stabbed by an Ttallan who, It is bejieved, te a member of the Black Hand Society that has ben forcing Italians tn West- | chester county to give up money under | the penalty of death, Patrino was riding a bleyele when a man leaped out from behind ja tree, clubbed him on the head until he fell to the roedwny and then stabbet in the hack and ches, with stiletto, inflicting what ls believed to mortal wounds fe was taken to the White Plaine Hospital and the police have been un- able to locate hie assailant. Tae a areas man said he did Ret know wetackod hi! { from the im, the description given ft ls tel ed he terrortaing foreigners in nis meni” {a a member of the gang > The landlord whose | are full knew the value of along | |the Now York Post roud at Scarsdale GT vt ts Policeman MoClotkey "aved a Man’s Life and Caught wie leged Horsethief, and at the Same Time, Too, ec! x Policeman McCloskey, of Long Istem@ City, had a day off yesterday and ear ored himself with glory, In one ltlon he stopped a rune man's life, caught an alleged hore \ thief and recovered a stolen horse and j but { this happened in Brietol, wis rs | McCloskey saw a horse drawing @ " | buggy In which two men were eemted — approaching bim, the horse owt of the control of the driver. He rushed out 7 tnt the rad, grabbed the hre by the bridle and stpped it after he had been — ‘a dtamged a block. A he horse would hav into a stgpe wall wit to have Billed one of the mea, the ‘ormer having jumped when the poligee | man jumped for the runaway, ‘The actions of the man in the bugsy ere so suspicious that McCloskey ar. rested him and took him to Long Istend City. ‘There he found that the horse and buggy had been stolen from @ stable in Greenpoint the night before, ‘The prisoner, who is accused of the horee, gave the name of { Four more grocery stores, yielding to the neighborhood requirements, have taken our family liquor licenses, viz. (The new store referred to above). 3029 Third Ave., near 156th St. They now carry full lines of the finest Wines, Liquors and Brews, American and foreign, and the price is always right. We print to-day a complete list of addresses and telephone calls. The liquor stores have “stars” in front of their addresses, Select the nearest store and try trading there if you are not a régular patron. will ut money in your purse. the Fall campaign foliow for the week only, Sample prices for the ipening of They are “rousers”— attractive enough to make every housewife start the month with a royal family feast:— ceaeeniceianaiiiaanenaeeai Peerless Malt Extract. Famous revitalizing tonic for women a doze a fre French Peas—The new pa tender. ere Peas—'"'Essle;" green early June peas; a can, Pineapples— Rest Cuban, sliced, cubed or syrup; 132 Grocery Stores---Select the One Neares t You. Wines and Liquors The Big Dollar's Worth Most popular family liquor special Butler’s No, Teas, 3 Ibs., 70¢,;.a 1b.. e . white varleties from the best fields. BUTLER’S TEAS. At half the usual retail prices, Butler’s Ceylon Tips, 3 Ibs., $1.40; a Ib,, Butler’s anes Teas, 3 Ib., #4. Butler’s Best No. 1 Teas, $1.00; a Ib,, 2 Cholce 3 Ibs., or children; $1.15; a bottle Condensed 4 as ll om en and grated a can APPLES, New lot selected sound Apples for cooking and baking; a peck, BScs; a basket... Miside | Club," green, tender; 2 cans for. packed In ‘heavy ine “Fost View" brand: 2gG) Boone Wat cee , LBC | large, solid packed; 3 cans Jam eSouthwell’s celebrated 15c Tematose- ‘Essie’ brand; best se-| English Jame, all kinds; a jar jected frult, hand packed; ex- Jam e"Blue Ribbon,” pure hom tra large, well-filled cans; 2 for 25¢ made fruits, best domestic; a ” weotnsh—Prize Medal New York| Jar. brand; nothing finer; a 12c 2 can ever offered. For this week all three only i bottle Old Monogram Whiskey Choice J, B. Sherry Choice J, B. Port $1.00 Claret—Chotce J for family oc. Claret—St exes Hent table ret—St. Juller fir Jutten canes, ‘Zinfandel, | bodied wine; a bottle Claret—Choice table wines, the gallon, 90c., TBe. and Port and ves web Choice J. B., a bottle ab » table wine: a bolt Blue Diamond: bor 30 Port heavy: 35¢ »”” 55c Pore and 25¢ wine, ne 50c *50c 35c 25c ' 19¢ 10c brand: | Mhubarb—Lusetons ple-plant, renty rve with suger; 28¢| nan. 10c fresh, 25¢ atte ™® 10¢ Atte “mall 15c 10c TOMATOES. Faney Maryland fruit, in large solid packed cans, each. “6c TAPIOCA. *4Blue Ribbon” Brand, purest quality, pearl, granulated or flaked, in t-Ib, cartons; price of 5 each cut to..... . Cc OLIVES. Large 12-07, bottle big, crisp,selected poh tae this wets Ac For Dainty Appetites. Nothine more grateful than m, A package, 8c Sap heretee~ Delictous frult, 10c in heavy syrup; a can Jams—Millar's famous imported Irish Salmon—Very best, | biood- red ‘Alaska fish? tall 13c "Essie" brea cholceat Co- Ht petiang delle Mastard = Si brand, reduced Kippered Herring—Choicest _ 1m orted, a can, 16e, Ott pedged, 13¢ est domestic, a can, 10c! } FRENCH COGNAC. x«wr Cedet Frere’s celebrated 3-Star Imported French Cognac Brandy, old and excel- lent (talks for itself), a I. j 5 ters for the bottle United States of this famous old champagne brandy, Price for this week is almost cut in two. 7—-Bupertor J. 30¢ '95c| Port ana sherry perio a ‘and 1143 Second Ave. 389 Ave. D., Bayonne, N. J. with every caine a of 10 CBNTS “!Long Island Potatoes. s.tve CHEESE, Full Cream, New York State brand, from Herkimer pension’ pound , "*10c]| FARINA. “Blue Ribbon Pures] | wheat, splendid for pudding, omelet, gruel, etc; tIb. car- "5c ton cut to SWEET POTATOES. Another shipment from Southern Georgia; large and choice; s peck, 30¢.; a basket Hayne’s Grape Juice. Nothing*finer made. Healthful, re- freshing, Lao rt is beverage; a bottle, 12c Soused Mackerel—Creacent brand: Double ‘een’ Trading Cocon—""Peerlers;" » cor. 60th St. Stam 1S OF more, except C. 0. D. 01 BUTLER’S COFFEES. Fresh roasted daily and unsur- passed in flavor and aroma, “se eens on Java—Worth Sc. a our price bat, arcibo sci and very tine; ou per Ib... yen 2OC 17c Best Santos—Fancy grade, aromatic and good, per Ib, Swift's or Armour’s, Pure Leaf— pan yg hissicier! purest 0c SUE Belfast Ginger Ale. Ross’s Royal, the best and safest of all im gh: ales; a dozen, $1.17; a bottle, salighifut Pia or; fat, tne, best quality; a wes metriciows: e oan, can : of “ 15¢c Melb, ‘ a Codfish Threads_white nd sakicg | pee ‘Blue Ribbon,” tender; “XLOR” brand: a pee, OC pure cream of a By 2 can, 10c O04 can, r ean Capers—Finest tmported fro! ‘ Bottles, be dar ya ba ‘Blue Kibbon;” pure and free small and ¢! 15c | ality American oil, 4 ats, apeld 5c Salad Oll—Best quart bottles, 1! Preserving Brandy. Butler’s Superior White (irape Brandy, the finest for fruit pre. serving purposes, giving grand Satisfaction ; stillotfered 65c atthe very low price, pr Imported Wines. bottleot |, For Lowest Prices at Our 51 Licensed Family Liquor stores. 41,00; hottie Smclsture. weet’ esr 5c| y ih Ontea—Best white eal & food for je; @ package. o—Popular breakfast package 10c From selected Southern dried; 2-1b. package. —Freshly seeded fancy 0c fruit; 1-Ib. packa half.pints... &-Mammoth size of Santa finest fruit; average & | Sire OR * tp ted Luces ofl; tb the pound: s pound only 10c° ostlew, " pints, ab haleplethicce ce aac Vemone—Large. bright, futcy 15c) Miec—"Biue Ribbon," fancy Carolina | Triumph Metal Polish—For silver head «rain, tn 1-16, cartons ware, cut ams, onde, brass 5c finest quality; each... Peat Ah lovey DEWAR'S SCOTCH WHISKEY. Distilled Mountain Dew. — Spe- cial tor this week, a .90c WhisKeys. Trymore Whiskey Hon, 82.00) 1 Fire Ter rors 3 ey cae Bho: Franis 250 eee ct OBC | Butlers Meveeite eee 1.00 fruity and “mellow: a dott ler fin et Reserve Very private stock; 1,25) | ye *10c * 55 Cestnmee Ave, Trade at the Nearest BOROUGH OF BROOKLYR, 126 arte et, calle Preep ot Oy 120 6: mie! men cal TTB Pivahing, 134 Nerth 13th 9t, College ‘cat 160 Newar® Ava. rere va, Cal) 402! ven, Ta ca like, Tel 2681 ber SUBURBAN-—-NEW JERSEY.) 207 Bergenline Av,Union Tel. Call 108% wey 1260 W: he ties that are aiso Liceks FAMILY LIQUOR STORES